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Square black 92mm frame 25mm thick 12V .28A

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Fans 9225 92mm 12V .28A 25mm case fan

SKU CH-3K83-JT8TQ

A 92 mm case fan operating at 12 V and drawing 0.28 A with a 25 mm thickness

  • 12 V power draw keeps the system stable with a low .28 A current
  • 92 mm square frame fits standard chassis and power-supply mounts
  • 25 mm thickness matches common 9225 form-factor slots
  • New condition means the fan arrives unused and ready to install

9225 12V .28A case fan

This 92 mm square frame fits standard 9225 mounting holes and draws 0.28 A at 12 V. It is suited for chassis ventilation or power-supply cooling where a slim 25 mm profile is required.

Practical limits of 12 V two-wire power

Speed is fixed by the supplied voltage so airflow cannot be adjusted without external control. The two-wire design provides no tachometer feedback to the motherboard. Builders who need variable speed or RPM monitoring should choose a three- or four-wire model instead.

Highlights

  • 12 V power draw keeps the system stable with a low .28 A current
  • 92 mm square frame fits standard chassis and power-supply mounts
  • 25 mm thickness matches common 9225 form-factor slots
  • New condition means the fan arrives unused and ready to install

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 9225 model or a different thickness for my 92mm mount?

The 9225 is 25mm thick and fits standard 92mm mounting holes; choose it when your chassis or power supply has clearance for a 25mm fan.

What does the 12V .28A rating tell me about airflow in my case?

At 12 volts the fan draws 0.28 amps, giving a modest power draw suited to low-noise chassis or power-supply cooling rather than high-static-pressure radiators.

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